I. A. Shiklomanov / John C. Rodda (eds.)
World Water Resources at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century
Herausgeber: Rodda, John C.; Shiklomanov, I. A.
I. A. Shiklomanov / John C. Rodda (eds.)
World Water Resources at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century
Herausgeber: Rodda, John C.; Shiklomanov, I. A.
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Modern assessment of the state of the world's water resources for researchers and policy-makers.
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Modern assessment of the state of the world's water resources for researchers and policy-makers.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 452
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Oktober 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 210mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 1097g
- ISBN-13: 9780521617222
- ISBN-10: 0521617227
- Artikelnr.: 21486009
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 452
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Oktober 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 210mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 1097g
- ISBN-13: 9780521617222
- ISBN-10: 0521617227
- Artikelnr.: 21486009
I.A. Shiklomanov is Professor of Hydrology and Water Resources at the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences and Director of the State Hydrological Institute. His research centres on problems of hydrological computations, water resources and water balance; problems of water management, water use and water availability on regional and global scales, effects of human activity and anthropogenic climate change on hydrology and water resources. He is the author of more than 200 publications and eight monographs. He has sat on the editorial boards of numerous journals in water resources and environmental research. He has been a contributor to numerous scientific water projects in the territories of Russia, former USSR and on the global scale, including international scientific cooperation within the framework of UNESCO, WMO and IAHS. In 2001 Professor Shiklomanov was awarded the International Prize of UNESCO, WMO and IAHS for outstanding achievements in hydrology and international cooperation.
Introduction
1. The Earth and its Physical Features
Water Resources Assessment
3. Methods for Assessing and Forecasting Global Water Use and Water Availability
4. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Europe
5. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Asia
6. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Africa
7. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in North America
8. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in South America
9. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Australia and Oceania
10. Global Renewable Water Resources in Space and Time
11. World Water Use and Water Availability
12. Climate Change and Water Resources
General Conclusions.
1. The Earth and its Physical Features
Water Resources Assessment
3. Methods for Assessing and Forecasting Global Water Use and Water Availability
4. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Europe
5. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Asia
6. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Africa
7. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in North America
8. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in South America
9. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Australia and Oceania
10. Global Renewable Water Resources in Space and Time
11. World Water Use and Water Availability
12. Climate Change and Water Resources
General Conclusions.
Introduction
1. The Earth and its Physical Features
Water Resources Assessment
3. Methods for Assessing and Forecasting Global Water Use and Water Availability
4. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Europe
5. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Asia
6. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Africa
7. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in North America
8. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in South America
9. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Australia and Oceania
10. Global Renewable Water Resources in Space and Time
11. World Water Use and Water Availability
12. Climate Change and Water Resources
General Conclusions.
1. The Earth and its Physical Features
Water Resources Assessment
3. Methods for Assessing and Forecasting Global Water Use and Water Availability
4. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Europe
5. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Asia
6. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Africa
7. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in North America
8. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in South America
9. Water Resources, Water Use, and Water Availability in Australia and Oceania
10. Global Renewable Water Resources in Space and Time
11. World Water Use and Water Availability
12. Climate Change and Water Resources
General Conclusions.